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Theology and Christian ethics

by: Gustafson, James M

Publication date: 1974

Topics: Morale chrétienne, Christian ethics, Christelijke ethiek, Theologie, Christliche Ethik, Ethics, Christianity

Publisher: Philadelphia : United Church Press

Collection: inlibrary; printdisabled; marygrovecollege; internetarchivebooks; americana

Contributor: Internet Archive

Language: English

315 pages ; 22 cm

"A Pilgrim Press book."

Includes bibliographical references

Swezey, C.M. Introduction.--The burden of the ethical.--Faith, unbelief, and moral life.--Education for moral responsibility.--The theologian as prophet, preserver, or participant.--Moral discernment in the Christian life.--The place of Scripture in Christian ethics.--The relation of the Gospels to the moral life.--Spiritual life and moral life.--The relevance of historical understanding.--Man--in light of social science and Christian faith.--The relationship of empirical science to moral thought.--What is the normatively human?--Basic ethical issues in the biomedical fields.--Genetic engineering and the normative view of the human.--Bibliography of the writings of James M. Gustafson, 1951-1973 (p. 297-305)